Youknow, theyseetheworldandtheEarthfrom a pointofviewthatwaspreviouslyrestrictedtopeoplewhocouldgothatfar.
彼らは世界や地球を、以前はそこまで行ける人に限られていた視点から見ているんだ。
Butwith a drone, anyonecouldmomentarilyexperienceflyingwhilestillhavingyourfeetgrounded.
しかし、ドローンを使えば、足を地につけたまま、誰でも一瞬だけ空を飛ぶ体験ができる。
Andthat's reallyincredible.
本当に信じられないよ。
Itischangingarchitecturalphotographybecauseit's givingus a wholerangeofnewperspectiveson a building.
建築写真に新たな視点を与えてくれるからだ。
Whereasbeforewewerelimitedtotheground.
以前はグラウンドに限られていた。
I thinktheuseofdronesinphotographywillstarttochangethewayarchitectsdesigntheirbuildingsbecausethesebuildingswillbeseenfromallsortsofangles.
ドローンを使った撮影は、建築家が建物を設計する方法を変え始めると思う。
It's kindoffascinating, thisyear's SerpentinePavilionbyFrancisKureofcourseemphasises a lottheroofbecausehebuilt a canopywhichservesas a funnelforwaterfrominsidethepavilionandfromalsooutside.
It's beenbuiltlikemostAppleproductsin a lotofsecrecysoit's reallydifficulttoseebutbecauseofdronesyoucanseeaboveandthere's a dronesequenceofiteachweeksoyoucanseetheprogress.
OtherslikeCarloRattiusedronestopaintfacades, tobasicallydolarge-scalepaintingsbecauseallof a sudden a verybigfacadeof a buildingwhichusedtobeverycomplicatedandneededscaffoldingbecomesveryeasy.
Wespecificallylookedatwhatsortofciviliandronesmightexistinourcitiesandourlandscapes, howmightweinteractwiththem, whatmightitmeantolivein a citywhere a droneiswatchingyou, collectingdataaboutyouandperhapsmakingdecisionsbasedonthatdatathatyoumightnotbeawareof.
Thatdoesraisewholeissuesofprivacy, whichisonethingwithviewinganapplebuildingfromtheair, whichyoucandofromhighupinanaircraft, which I'veseenfrequently, orwhetherit's lowdownwith a drone.
Butontheotherhand, ifthisisyourprivateapartmentandthere's a droneontheothersideofthatpaneofglassandyouhavetodrawthecurtains, thenthatdoesraise a wholeseriesofotherissues.